Simon Warmer

Dukdalfweg 38
1041 BE Amsterdam
Tel.: +31 (0)20 692 39 55
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www.simonwarmer.nl

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showcase magazine Mar 2009 amsterdam issue 154

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Simon Warmer advertising photographers

Known for making common things interesting, Simon Warmer is classified as a still photographer by advertising agencies despite the fact that much of his work is shot on location.

He prefers to shoot everything in one shot and likes to keep post production as simple as possible. However, all of his images go through post, and he sees Photoshop as a modern-day dark room.

If he feels it to be unnecessary, Simon prefers not to composite in order to keep things as genuine as they are in real life.

See his website for more information.

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showcase magazine Nov 2007 amsterdam issue 98

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Simon Warmer advertising photographers

Photographer Simon Warmer is known for making common things interesting.

He is most likely classified as a still photographer by advertising agencies, although quite a lot of his work is shot on location.

He prefers to shoot everything in one shot, keeping things as natural as possible and limiting postproduction to a minimum. However, he sees Photoshop as "a modern dark room".

Simon recently completed work for Autotrack. He shot two campaigns with the client for new and second-hand car brands on the Internet. As Simon says, "The nice thing about it is that we're advertising cars without showing them!"

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showcase magazine Jan 2007 amsterdam issue 64

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Simon Warmer advertising photographers

Simon Warmer has been a photographer since 1988. You could say he is known for making common things interesting. He says he is 'probably' classified as a still photographer by advertising agencies, although quite a lot of his work is shot on location.

Warmer says, 'I prefer to shoot everything in one shot and keep post-production as simple as possible. However, all my images do go through post-production and I see Photoshop as a modern darkroom. I like to keep it genuine'.

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